A white woman with dark eyes and dark, curly, chin-length hair smiles at the camera. She’s in her early 30s, and wears a black suit jacket, black collared shirt, and a black tie with gold and grey floral accents.

Kate Wojtkiewicz

Kate Wojtkiewicz is a postdoctoral fellow at Ethics Lab, where she works to develop and deploy novel pedagogical techniques suitable to a variety of audiences. With specialities in social epistemology and the philosophy of art, Wojtkiewicz’s research investigates the influence popular fictions have on our epistemic toolsets, as well as the responsibilities incurred by that influence–for audiences and creators alike.

Wojtkiewicz has held teaching positions at City College, Baruch College, and Siena College, where she developed courses on ethics, reasoning, and the philosophy of gender; she earned her PhD and MPhil from the City University of New York Graduate Center as a Graduate Center Fellow. Her dissertation on the hermeneutic responsibility of fiction creators was awarded a fellowship by the American Society for Aesthetics.

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